Rolls-Royce Wraith Shooting Brake mystery solved

Remember the unusual three-door Rolls-Royce wagon obviously remodeled from the Wraith coupe, which has recently been spotted at a gas station? Read on, we now have all the main details about the exotic.

Responsible for the build is the Belgian tuner named Carat Duchatelet, while the original design belongs to Niels Van Roij, CEO of Netherlands-based Niels Van Roij Design. The car is called Silver Spectre and belongs to a series of seven vehicles that is still in production. Prices remain undisclosed so far.

On the outside, the Silver Spectre boasts different C-pillars, roof, glass dome, and tailgate. No pics of the cabin are available right now, but it is safe to assume that it has a 2+2 seating formula and provides quick access to the trunk via a gap between the rear seats.

This wouldn’t the first project of this kind for Niels van Roij Design. The firm converted the electric Tesla Model S into a Shooting Brake about two years ago, produced the unique Ferrari 250 GT SWB Breadvan a year after that, and revealed the 2020 Range Rover Wagon earlier this year. The three-door off-roader will be enjoying a small batch release of 100 units.